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This patient is having a confocal exam, which demonstrates an extreme amount of metallic debris left in the eye by the blade that cut the flap. The blades are supposed to be meticulously cleaned and inspected by microscope prior to use, but this patient’s surgeon apparently used it straight out of the box. The patient has had extreme light sensitivity and pain since LASIK and is now two years post-op. The examining doctor finds the metal debris, along with “activated keratocytes”, which are …

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Video of the laser surgery to fix my pesbyopia (old eyes) which happens about the age of 40 ( I am 48 and I reckon this has been creeping up noticably for the last couple of years )When the lens can not be reshaped enough to focus close up. Only one eye is done – reshaped to focus close – the other stays as it was – long, the brain mixes the signals, now I can read the paper, and see my hands in front of my face. There is need to cut a flap off the top of the eye to reshape the lens …

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This is the first eye they did…. my right one, the “not as bad” eye. The video is about 2.5 minutes long. You can see them remove the flap… then there’s a series of dancing blue lights over my eye, which is the laser actually FIXING them, then he replaces the flap and irrigates my eye.

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Flap creation with femtosecond laser for Lasik Greek description

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